Meet Our Team
The Right Reverend Patrick Fodor is a native of Buffalo, New York. He is married to Crista Fodor, and together they have three children. Bishop Fodor was elected as the Third Bishop of the Diocese of the Missouri Valley, Anglican Church in America, on May 24, 2022, succeeding the Right Reverend Stephen Strawn, who died in Office in April 2021. Bishop Fodor was consecrated on November 12, 2022 in the Cathedral Church of St. John, by Archbishop Shane Janzen, Primate of the Traditional Anglican Church, Archbishop Juan Garcia, Presiding Bishop of the Anglican Church in America, and Bishop William Bower, Diocesan Bishop of the Eastern United States.
The Right Reverend Doctor Fodor earned a B. A. degree from the SUNY at Buffalo, an M. Div. from Brock University, an M.A. from the University of Balamand’s St. John of Damascus School of Theology, and studied at Logos House of Theological Studies in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. His Doctor of Ministry degree comes from Concordia Theological Seminary in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. He teaches as a full-time tenured professor of Humanities (Religion and Philosophy) at John Wood Community College.
John Fodor was instituted to the office of Deacon by Bishop Fodor in 2024. He serves and assists with a variety of liturgical tasks. He graduated from John Wood Community College in May of 2022 and is pursuing a degree in theology from St. Bede's Anglican Catholic Theological College.
Mr. Gary Blickhan is St. John's residing organist. Blickhan is a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he studied accounting. Blickhan is a CPA at Gray Hunter Stenn in Quincy. He enjoys playing chess and international travel.
Our Staff in His Glory
The late Bishop Stephen Strawn passed into eternal life on April 29th, 2021. He previously served as the Dean at St. John's Cathedral and the Diocesan Bishop for the Diocese of the Missouri Valley. Bishop Strawn, who served and led the parish and diocese through many challenging times, was from Dallas, Texas, and graduated from the Anglican School of Theology. He is survived by his widow, Annette Strawn; their four children; and six grandchildren.
The late Deacon Charles Akright was an educator through Quincy Public Schools for 35 years. He served in the armed forces for 23 years, three of which he spent in Germany. He has served at St. John's Cathedral for many years. Deacon Charles is survived by his widow Sharon Akright, three daughters and six grandchildren.